Treat the Childhood Trauma of "Otherness" in Your Teen and Adult Clients
Do you have clients that were tormented because of their skin color, gender, accent, family’s religion, culture, financial struggles or sexual orientation?
Was it at school, when someone called your client a name because of the color of their skin, their accent, or because they were wearing hand-me-down shoes?
Maybe their height, weight or scars?
Because they were LGBTQ?
As a clinician you might’ve felt the same way as your clients at one point in your life – cast as “different” or considered “less-than” – creating a story that impacted every relationship you have, even the one with yourself. This type of bullying and trauma can lead to a sense of Otherness, which can manifest as controlling behaviors, manipulation, self-destruction, relationship troubles or even cruelty.
And it's bringing clients to your office because they experienced the same thing.
Enroll now to discover the reason behind this feeling of Otherness and successfully help your clients move forward post-trauma. In this digital course, Dr. Stacee Reicherzer, PhD, LPC-S shows you a method where you can help your client turn their Otherness experiences into meaningful resilience. Master the keys to successfully treat Otherness trauma by pinpointing the origin of it, redefining your client’s story, and steering them out of self-destruction, manipulative behaviors, relationship troubles, cruelty and much more when you enroll.
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"The trainer was amazing! Very knowledgeable and down to earth. I feel very inspired by her. Everything we covered was so insightful for me. I can't wait to put it into practice."
- Aliya A., LPC
- Isolation, humiliation, disrupted attachments, and relationship impairment.
- Identity development - sexual, racial, relationships, and much more.
- Brain research of social pain receptors
- Social research on minority stress, rejection sensitivity, imposter syndrome.
- Diverse client concerns in therapy and how to navigate them.
Otherness trauma can cause your clients to experience of series of relationship pitfalls if not helped through therapy.
"Best conference I've attended in years [that's] grounded in actual practice experiences with applications for practice discussed."
- An C., Psychotherapist, LCSW
"[I'm going to use this information] to educate adolescent clientele about how their childhood experiences can impact their self-image and self-esteem over the lifespan."
- Alissa F., Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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Dr. Stacee Reicherzer, PhD., LPC-S
Stacee Reicherzer, PhD, LPC-S, has nearly 15 years’ experience in serving LGBTQIQ communities as well battered women and men, homeless populations, and persons suffering from complex trauma.
She received her MA in Community Counseling and her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision, both from St. Mary’s University.
Dr. Reicherzer is authoring her first self-help book, Healing the Other Within: Honoring and Embracing What Makes You You, which has been the focus for lectures, workshops, and keynotes around the U.S. She maintains a blog about issues and experiences related to Otherness at www.drstacee.com.
Her clinical work as a relational-cultural and EMDR practitioner been enhanced by her qualitative research with transgender women of color and drag queen culture, and service to the American Counseling Association Human Rights Committee and the editorial board for the Journal of EMDR Research and Practice. She maintains a faculty appointment in the Counseling program at Southern New Hampshire University.
Dr. Reicherzer has been interviewed for CBS’s “Dr. G: Medical Examiner,” and several radio shows about topics which reflect Otherness stories.
She also wrote the feature article for the June 2016 issue of Family Circle magazine entitled “What Are You Looking At?” in which she told the stories for mothers who were raising children with visible disabilities, scars, and behavioral differences.
"Dr. Reicherzer' presentation of otherness was beyond my wildest expectation. It was an epiphany of the multidimensional revelation of otherness in a light that is meant to encourage, motivate to embrace one's otherness. Thank you with my whole heart Dr. Reicherzer!
- Viorica L.
"I am rarely kept captive by presenters. Stacee was a clear exception."
- David R., LPC
"Presenter was personable, with much experience, knowledgeable, with a good sense of focusing on keeping all material clinically relevant. Especially liked the integration of presenting concepts and research with self-reflection in writing, and utilizing questionnaires designed for client use. Excellent workshop!"
- Michael B., Psychologist